Hemudu Ancient Village Review

The excavation of Hemudu site provided extremely precious physical evidence for the study of the eastern civilizations such as agriculture, architecture, textiles and art at that time, and was one of the most important archaeological discoveries since the founding of China. The remains of cultivated rice and large area wooden building relics, bones of hunting wildlife and domestic animals, plant fruits collected and a small number of burials found at the Hemudu site are for the study of agriculture, architecture, pottery, textiles in ancient China. The origins of art and Eastern civilization, as well as the evolution of paleogeography, paleoclimate and paleohydrology, provide extremely valuable physical information.

The Hemudu site is a late Neolithic site in China and one of the earliest Neolithic cultural sites found in China. It is mainly composed of two major cultural relics exhibition halls and site exhibition areas, where you can view the unearthed cultural relics.

Revisit the old place! The overall feeling is that the site has become more "new". The area of the visit seems to be large and the supporting facilities are complete. The scenes of the ancient life of 7,000 years ago have also been restored. But the ancestors should not be confused, the original tribes that once lived on this land did not necessarily survive.

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Hemudu Ancient Village is a replica of Hemudu Ancient Village, located in Yuyao Hemudu Village, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province.

After visiting the museum, this is the place to come out. The signs are very clear. The ancient village is the original area where cultural relics were discovered. Looking at the excavation site, it is well preserved. Many wooden piles have been restored to the state when they were just unearthed. Look at a lot of wooden piles gathered in one place and arranged in a row. It is said that when ancient man-made houses were built together in this way. Maybe for mutual convenience! Look at the other wells, which were excavated by the ancients. It's really not easy to think about them.